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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
The Independent Dodge on the
Eastern shore.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
EAsTvILLE, Va, October lS.-James
c. Weaver, formerly superintendent OF
public schools for Accomack county
and now editor Of the Eastern lIr-
giHian, has decided to run as an lnde-
pendent candidate for the House OF
Delegates in opposition to s. s. wilkins,
the Democratic nominee. He will
make his announcement through the
columns OF the pirgiRiaa in this
weeks issue, and will state in his card
that he is not the candidate OF any
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Day OF Meeting OF warwick County
lOuri.

The Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
has received a copy Of an order Of War
wick County Court changing the DAY
Of meeting Of said court to the first
Wednesday il each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Tie opinion seemed to be quite
unanimous that the change in The lav
was necessary. Drs. Nelson OF Char
.ottoNille, Harris Of Cuipepcr, Imuay
IF Accomack, Robinson Of Dauyiil.,
Douglas of Richmoud county, and
Wiley Of Salem earnestly advocated the
change.
The resolution provides that the
legislative committee o. thcholrl shl.i
psk the Medical Society of Virginia fof
I joint committee to co operate W.T.
,hom in e,cming the proposed amend
mout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Lost an Eye.

William Perkins, white man, while
working on boiler at the Tanner *
Delaney Engine-Works yesterday was
struck in one eye by piece Of steel,
running the organ hopelessiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
ph,llin,s picestlhla Coooa

is more cciiciou- boo taste and aroma, and, by
'Lc process IT, is prepared. is rendered more
uoun'hIug and m,re oasuy digo,toi than auy
other preparation 81 coeoa or chocolate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Re fOrIners' tally.

First-Precinct Tammany Club, Mar
shall Ward, will hold mass-mcetiEg
tonight if clear. Street parade from
Alliance Club rooms. Music and re-
freshmtuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Hume. Minor ~ Co. tune the cheap
est, sell the lowest, make terms the
easiest, and furnish the best Pianos
and ORGANS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Hats, Hats. Hats.

JOHN I. BASS,
No. S3S east Main street,
sole agent for Tress n Co., London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

JOHS +. Bass,
No. S3s cast Main corner of Ninth,
sole agent for
Ccoksoy a. Co., Of London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

4 y OhDIIk ~ ~ OiO tONi y
1 Sos and detention ~ the grounds an LIFE
MEMNEH~ are requested g. rlll at This 0fico
ara get ticket, ~ admission Tor themselves and
families.
those judges who will serve during tho Fair
VIII please uOtiy u- ~ once tu order that they
may receive tickets Of R.mif.iUu promptly.
lGdle- WHO air going to tcrfe AZ judges are
, arf.fuIGry requested 90 L0tify us al once.
frangc cnrut. may to made '1r carrying them
90 the grounds. A. l.. NENABLE, JR.
- fNlt Socruftry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Open aftcr cIarhe's spcrrormanccs..

Antoni's beautiful Restaurant, corner
Seventh and Broad. Genuine Lynn
hay,n-Boy Oysters, Birds, Salads, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Tie examination continued durin
'he dpy. Only one app'icmi-Dc q.
l.. HCmos, Of Chester6eld-w's pre-
,crted This fact this small attcn +
ance-thc doctors claim, is one OF th"
main reasons he urged III favor Of the
change in the law. At the last meeting
If the board twelve out of nineteen
passed examination. Since then thirty
six have been examined by individual
examiners and only two failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Mr.. IT. {. Leattio Is selecting plan
for aIuiEc LlH and theatre. To- u.
built on tie corner Of Tenth and Huh
streets iD tie curly priug. The build
iue is to lave tno stores IN front yit.
% spacious ball IN the rear. iae p.u
now contemplated by Mr. LeltiIc, j.
adopted. VIII give the people Of Man
chtslor q haiiiorAmuseucuia worthy O.
he city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

ly, nave not 0u!y % treat a diseased physical
te'rg. lut "a diseased Intellectual aui mora
lriu,-a being cf not only rare aud wondorii
IlyticsI STRUCTURE of bone and muscle an
-, and nerve ara artery ald organs and
.er.cs bat a beiug that has attained to aai L.
.prsbls Of attaining % great ethical culture
,',ser the advanced civilization Of the mac
tceuih cei uiry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
wall Decorations.
rantN. HINTS, HINTS.

JoHS RCGNAULT ELLYsoS,
No. 7lJ east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
MANCgIEsTER ITEMS.
Facts Gath,red About the CitJ Tine
Courts DOinGs.

The grand jury Of the Hustinrs
Count yesterday found a true bill Of in
dictmcnt against T. I. Womack,
charged with cmbc2zlement. Nomack,
WHO is a married man over fifty years
Of age, was chairman Of the trustees 0t
Iudisnola Tribe, No. -, of Red Men.
Over five hundred dollars WIS given
him hy the treasurer Of the lodge e.
bee invested. Only two hundred o!
this money was invested. y com
mittCe was appointed curly in
the summer to examine tbs accounts,
and they a'certaiucd that 1914 wA'
missing. Nomack left the city about
that time and has never returned. He
wss reported TO have been in Baltimore
about two weeks ago. The lodge
brought civil suit against Woma,S,
who owns some property IN Manchcs-
ter Comm onwealth's Attorney Page
filed bill of information in tac Hus-
tiucs Court and an Indictment was
found on the charge Of cmbczZIcment.
The Whereabouts OF Womach are now
unknown.
so OLIQU UOR-DFALERS' CASES.
Tie Grand jury were unable to make
out ease against any liQuordealer-
lor alleged violation Of the Sunday
liquor law. About fifty witnesses were
czem.ucd. Tie jury were adjourned
lor tie t,rm
Vl.n,tit irry f,url William SfoL.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
OUR STATE DOCTORS.
MEETING IN THIS CITY OF THg MEDT.
CAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
address Of Welcome by DR.. Moore-speech
TO the Public and Profession
by Dr. Christian.

lie eighteenth annual session OF the
Medical Society Of Virginia began in
'hc lali Of the House Of Delegates last
night About one hundred and twenty
five members and many ladies' and
visitors were present The body WAS
called TO oldcr 10y the president, DR..
H'dfofd Brown. Of Alexandria. Dr.
Laudon B. Edwards, OF Richmond,
acted as secretary.
Dr. Moore.
nr Thomas j. Moore, OF Richmond.
delivered the following address OF wei
come tothe body:
Nr. President. Gentlemen Of The Medical So
ri.iN o' fhe state q NirciliH, Ladies ana Cen
t'mcr.- behalf = tho medical pr0f~ sion
~ nn cltr of h.hmond 10 becomoa my pleas
lnE duty t0 iiI you o cordial welcome o. our
Iif. Nc lnDl That 10 is great privilege 10
thf" fuu uCD' iu our midst. Richmond is
always r,ni foo havc the citizens ~ the STATE
1-somhi" here iDr thc purpose Of taking under
c.f sic'r1'iNn nly ana an things HAT pertain
and relate to tlo general w0fsro Of The people
1t large. nIi sln recognizes that mo- body has
mis- i9r iis primo object to so great an extent
gee thc Medical Society Of Virginia
Since fhe organization of this society in 1870
down .O tnc present hour ITS proceedings
ovi'ce tlo nn aunt oi care aud thought 10 ms
bestowed uuon Gli- subject Tho character ~
he pag,rs read, the remarks made ia the gen.
frul dlt,us- ali how ihis most clearly. 10
i' to h' hoped and feel confident that This
mecrng Wil add additional claims in this di-
!ecuon
GENERAL MEDICINE.
Tho medical mind Of the State 81 unusually
a,ii.r In rIlDayOiing 90 evolve everything That
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
WA AiI Decnrasious.


JOHN REGNAULr ELLYsON,
No. 7l5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
L0AS OFFICE.

L0AN 0FFECE. oo>o~>
U,HE RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE Oat
4 las opened si 20 nortb N,u'" sn
who're MONEY IN ANY SUNS WILL Dn 49,.
yAACED o. LIBERAL TERMS. All """''
tlons strictly Confidential up.cu
&C 5.eOdim SAMUEL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

The names Of sixty-three doctors
were then proposed for fellowship in
the society, and on motion were unani-
mously elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Dr. christian.

Ir William $. Christian, II Middle.
sex county, then delivered the annual
address 10 the public aad profession
Ic began:
Nr. President. IaIica aud Gentlemen, Fol-
...-.f tAe Mctiyal society ~ Virginia, a,-tno
.,.l.,ct upou Which shau claim your atten-
gDi fo-rirht g. "SOue oi the Di'cHlti.s ia
tl, Woy of ttc Successful irFtce OF he el-
.... 4 t.laiIgi,ldc those difficulties INTO two
,.ta-ra-ar-t those thlt necessarily belong a.
tl..r profession of medicine; aud. second. those
Incidental thereto or produced boy porvoa3 o.
l.u.es outside oi tic profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
JEFFERSON WARD.

There will be a mass.mcetine in JEFF
fcrson Wand on the night before the
election.
Mr.. c. J.. Ingersoll was elected q
member of the committee from Clay
Ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Mr.. John c. Teller said that at the
last meeting held by the Madison
Ward Club they concluded to have L
rally at their cluh-rooms, No. 900 el,;
Broad street this coming Saturday
night that all Of the Gibbs would BE-
invited toat.cnd, and that refreshments
would he furnished by that club. The
club-room viii accommodate seyera.
hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
THE ELECTION WORK
MEETIKG OF THE CITY DEHoCRArIC
COMMITTEE LAST NIGHT.
Clay-ward Actives Headquarters-PoIi-
tiOn Of the Republican Party in
This Contest.

The City Democratic Committee met
last night in the City Circuit-C Court
room ct s o'clock, and was presided
over by Superintendent Charles T..
Wingo. The following members were
present: John A. Curtis. J. Il. Patram,
James Gibbons, W. Il. Wood, John c.
Teller, i. p. Grymcs, +. c. Cumming,
2. J. Burton, Louis Rawlings, Tazo-
well Ellttt, G. i. Tonscr, Joseph Levy.
". J. BnnDan, T. !. Smith. J. II.
O'Pannon. NJ. ". Wood, Charles T.
Bigger, and Dennis Wren.
Colonel Tazcwell Elicit stated t. the
committee that he had communicated
with the Hon. George ID. Wise. .Ieller-
son Chandler. Esq, of Washington.
and =. 3. Munford. Esq. and that
they would all speak at the Democrati'
mass-mecting flat is to be held in Mar
shall Ward on the night Of the 10Th OF
this month, and that the Hon. John
". Tariel would he re on the 3d oi
November and the hon. John GOodc
on fine 9Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Ecl.e.re IastOt set attained 20 porfrc'
science. iut Rliie admitting th,5. We hy no
,.rsue afuittnat 80 has been ala-gari through
t,aGtIfM century thai ia hoW drawing -
....f.., Frri.im tl.t 20 -cloacc has made
more rscefes- thbn the healing a. Iuil' aHd
.r.f.pletely ia. lt kcot ahrca ~ the times
.r,t u,ne- of wonderful Development ana
.tntI-is disco1e etio--ani me ie5aiis arc 90.
..a.,.., .,.t short tma ago cJn7tIorol ho-
,lrd tleIsara 81 human skiil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Tho sneaker then referred 10 another dim
coif, ybich does no; suggest itson % the gen
ersl pubic tho multiplicity oil diseases phy "
cared Tor tho uso Of the medical onicers OF the
Narine Hospital service Dy tho supervising
Sargeou. q enerai ga ikis sums up l,iN," Dr.
Christian said, "and 10 tiose We may aii per
laps hundred Or 30 more Of unpr9nO uncao.o ,tl',
spscislisis The very montiOn OF this vast ar
,av OF disessss Will at once suggest diincnlls'
Ia diarnosis, 20 say nothing Of treatment"
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Dr. Christian then gave some amusing PIC.
tn,es Of personal experience that eounuy
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
constahIe,e saIe.

BY virtue of an execution issued ont Of jus
tice Court, of Globe Precinct, County Of ella,
Territory II Arizona, dated the 9TH day of
January, 1887. in s certain action wherein w,
HI Dnryea as plaintiff recovered Judgment
against ] @. Coplln and Alex Almond, III the
sum u Eve hundred and fifty.titp andtwenty-
ix.hundredthsiollafs f$255 ash together with
costs costs S57 on, on the7th daS'of january
1887, ] have lHvied upon the following de-
scfibed property, to.wit. All 81 certain LIT
Ia front west of the Miami quartz mill, with
house and stable thereon, now occupied by tie
defendant, j G. C0pijn. Als9 houee add
i6t Of land enclnbed by i wire FENCE. about
oue.fourth mile hoVtherly from said Miatni
inin, ia the county Of ella, Territory a ASi.
zona. Notice Il hereby given that Oh THUS
day, the 27th day " Janufy, 1887, 1t 2 o'clock
.. III. If that day n front 81 the shefiH's ei,
sce, County of talia, town of Gldbe. /, Sill
sell al The riaht title and interest If sid III.
fcndants, ! q Cofilin and Alex Aiffoftdl Vi
aud rs The ahoye described property, At pubs
lii anction, foi cash, to Thu highest aila best
bidder, n satisty sud execution and aA e9ssa
Ilated at Globe. A, n tie III day Of Jan-
tiary, 1887.
j7NS III BEN BROOK, Constable.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
GLoHE, GIla County, Arizona.

December IA 1885.
Board met pursuant to adjourh
ment. Present Supervisors West.
meyer Redmau and ellison.
Probate Judge g. A. swasey at.
tended ia accordance With law, and
while those members cf the Board
whose claims we're under considera-
ton Withdrew, the following claims
we're allowed ana warrants drawn for
samsi
Claim 81 T IN. Westmeyer, supplies
s52 80; claim tlf +. w Westmeyer, as
signed jury certificates SIS; claim Of
f. IN. Westmeyer, per diem $50 claim
81 J Radman, per diem s45j claim Of
~. Reamau, supplies sl2; claim Of 81:
Gibson, per diem and mileage s85 20.
On motion tile Beard decided to
rent tie front room of Judge Swasey's
building CHE present Probate Judges
IN a. ,..4-. !. 1oo7
- '.o \ ..1o ,.,,,, Z q. Il,
'e'lN \ ~ Z '''''1 u ~
sg;.. -. ooa, ua o.. ..l
and approved.
The Chairman then reported Che APP
proyal of the following official bonds,
o-., i .,
~ s - 81 :, TX !,
~ r..s1s III e 49,. II
ra'sN 4 g w. y pss y, !
Y, n. 4 G,l.. X t I, M st XIV !,
tg Il = NJ 4, 81 j s,,.ha.Iasa a,..
\ 4 qa..,a,. .,,..,,o.
n MN 4. w uof.,os I,
p..,I; s,.4si.t..,t IN. t,o,. III oao I'M,
~ II msNallss 4 & P,,llocl, 4 I5)a;n
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
Notice Of Forfeiture.

N6tice Il hereby given 10 Barney Hafkits,
Samuel Richmond, w II Dnryea and J. d
NIcgahe; cs-pwnera with the undersigaed in
III b Cottuiita!l Minis, situhte Id the Mining
District IL Globa, County IF ellis, ana Terri
tory " Arizona, ard tnore particularly de-
scrfbed Iii Book 2, 81 Records of Mines, III
Nod for the said County III tiila and Territory
aforesaid, on Page 425. This, therefore, Is 70
notify you a. snaewners ID eaid mine, that the
undersigned having duna and performed the
annual work as required BY law, for the year
1856, at his own cost, ard YOU having ia mo-
wise contribute to the saras, therefore, II ytul
lhs above mentioned parties H. Interest, fail
"a nay your full proportion VI Cost 81 ssid
work, together with The cost 81 this advertise
uent and acerlling costs, within timely days
from The date Of the publication " this notice.
ynnr iaterest In said claim az co.uwiiers. will
utterly cease and become the property u tht
undersigned, arcor,iing 70 law.
]. q. LtiNDY'3
Globe, A II, Jan. &, 1886. jans.gCsI
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
SUMMONS.

. "a
III the Justices Court 81 tiiobe FFeeihGt, Ii
the County u Gila, Tertiary 81 Arizona
II. ~ Keilner and J w. Rassdtii, under
the firm name Of Kelsner d CO., Plaintiffs, W
III hfcKuen, Defendant Demarid s2ES
MOO
The Territory u ARIZONA sends greeting ID
Fl AIclSnet. Defendant.
Ysu are hereby summoned md required 10
appear before me- 81 my Office, in the town d
Globe, and County II ella, on the 9Th day Of
March Al. - 1887, at 10 o'clock a. M, to an
swer the complaint Of the above named Ilain.
IN who demands 81 you that you are indebted
Il them II the snn If two hundred and
eighteen sevea oneshundrejths dollars. And
If goa fail 70 appear sud arswef said com.
,plaint AZ hsrein required, the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you ais demanded and
fst the cnsts 81 this suit.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Janu.
airy Al. u. 1887. JOB ATKINS,
Jans-4wl Justice Of the Peace.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
rnr nllxrnA. LII nAIlaoan
fil,gstelf obaniplon. !

Is
Operations are Just commencing 70
build this roadi which viii run, when
completed, in southerly direction
from Flagstaff to the Southern Pacific
line. The hrsl seventy-fve miles Is
.in heavy pine forest, being The larg-
est and most valuable body d pine
timber on the southwestern Paoihc
slope estimated to contain 10000
600 900 feet Of lumber The next two
hundred miles is the richest continu-
Gus mineral field in the world, and
viii require large quantities Of this
lumber in it's development The wa
ter powers on the Salt and ella RIVERS
are practically unlimited, and will be-
come valuable factors in the treatment
Of these ores.
1t is good grazing the entire dis
lance, the essentials Of grass, water
and mild climate oil being present,
There are numerous agricultural dis
tricts along the line, the largest being
on the Salt river. The valley here
practical for irrigation IS fifteen miles
long and two miles wide, with water
for irrigation in exceeding abundance.
The parks Of glades in the timber
above 6,000 feet elevation are very
productive without irrigation.
There Is not mile of the entire dis
lance that win not be productive and
furnish freight in large measure, 1t
is 50 different from many portions Of
Arizona that passengers over the
trauscontinenta lines can form no
idea of its nature and value,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
AN IMPERArIvE NEED,

The exposed condition Of the eoun-
ty records is matter for the serious
consideration OF the Board OF Super
vlsors and some means should be de-
yised for their better protection. The
law requires that repositories for pub
lie records shall be FIRE proof, and not
in a single instance is this provision
met in ella county. Not that our
Boards Of Supervisors are censurable
tor this state Of affairs. II is, rather,
due to the decline in the county's
wealth and the dlsinclination Of pre-
vious Boards to increase the rate Of
taxation, an essential stepif money Is
to bs raised for the purpose Of build
ing suitable county offices II would
really be economy for the county to
erect a fire-proof building, that would
accommodate all the officers and rec
ords, as is easily shown, Tho cost to
the county for rent of Offices has aver
aged about $50 per month, Or $3.50
per year This represents the inter-
est, at 7 per cent, on S5IA2 SIS, while
half Of this sum would be sufficient to
Greet a building that would meet all
requirements and in tile end b a
saving to the county. A great eonve.
nience would result thorefrom, too, in
that an tile county Offices would be
together thus facilitating public bust
ness whereas now they are widely
separated and lily adapted for the pur-
poses used for.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
rnRn1FoRaAL rorlcs.
Condensed frosn our Exchanges FOR
asilver BeIs' tseadgfs.

Prescott is jubilant IN consequence
Gifts connection, BY rail- with ths At
lantic 4 Pacific road
Tho Tombstone Demoefat hotss the
arrival Of 800 head Of Tstas cattle 81
Benson, They arc owned BY The
Whitbsck Cattle Co., ard will be
placed on the Palominas ranch oi1 the
upper San Pedro.
In the case of the Territory W. Baf-
ney Riggs charged with the murder Of
Richard Hudson, the jury brought III
a verdict Of guilty in the first degree
A motion for 4 new trial was over.
ruled and the prisoner sentenced to
confinement in the Yuma Penitentla-
ry for life.
The debt of Cochise il as follows:
County bonds, $4,000; outstanding
warrants and accrued interest, Sf5,-
800 10. Total indebtedness Dec. lstj
S213,909 10. Besides the above, the
Democrat says that the last quarterly
bills, for 1886, have not been audited
and allowed, and which involve the
fall election expenses, the cost Of a
term Of the district court and "a most
expensive continuation Of the county
court. The Democrat states, and gis6s
figures to prove its assertion, that since
the law requiring the payment of SAL
aries TO county officers went into ef-
feet (21 months county expenses have
been more than $4,000 greater than
they would have been under tho fee
system.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-08
Fresh can goods, at Van Wageheh' i
LITTER LIST.
SUMMONS.

Ia the JnsticeR Court IL Globe Prsgincs, in
the County If ella, Territory az AriEonn.
Alex. Graydon, Plaintiff. Va. HI. McK1ei,
Defendant Barsabd Si5S 4a-l00s
The Tsrfil0fy " Arizona seiiis sTsefsEg q
II McKuen, Defendant.
You are hereby Summoned and required 70
appear before ne, At my Office, in the town Of
Globe, and County 81 t;iIa. on the Sth day Of
March A. ID. 1887. at 10 o'clock a. M, 20 an.
sver the epmplsint Of the above named plain
tilIs who demand of yoa that you are Indebted
"a him IN this sam II one hundred and fifty.
nine furty.foaf one.hundgsdtha dollars And
II ydn fan III Apptas and answer said come
plant a herein required, She plaintiffs win
Jake judgment against yct as demanded 6sId
fol- the costs If this siiit
Given uhder my hand this 9Th day az JAnu.
ary A. u. 1881. JOB ATKINS,
Iang-4w Justice 0f the Peace.